Bergara B-14 Hunter | .22-250 Rem | B14S104C

The Bergara B-14 Hunter is a bolt-action sporting rifle chambered for .22-250 Remington that pairs Bergara’s barrels and a user-focused synthetic stock for field work. The rifle is built on the B-14 action with a Bergara Performance trigger and a molded SoftTouch speckled green synthetic stock. For a practical optic under $1,000 we recommend a Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40, which suits the cartridge and hunting-oriented profile of this rifle.

Applications: varmint and small-predator hunting; extended-range field shooting and target practice.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is .22-250 Remington.
• The action type is Bolt.
• The rate of twist is listed as 1:9″ in some sources.
• The barrel material is described as Chrome Moly / 4140 CrMo.
• The barrel finish is described as Graphite Black Cerakote in the supplied data.
• The stock material is synthetic with a SoftTouch speckled green finish.
• The magazine capacity is listed as 4 rounds with a hinged floorplate.
• The detachable magazine is No (factory fitted with hinged floorplate).
• The trigger is the Bergara Performance Trigger.
• The receiver is drilled & tapped for Remington 700 style bases.
• The safety is a Two-Position thumb safety.
• The handedness is Right Hand.
• Sights are listed as No (rifle is intended to be scoped).
• Additional features include a hinged floorplate and swivel studs for slings.
• The UPC is 043125015863.

The B-14 Hunter brings Bergara barrel design and a hunting-oriented chassis to a production rifle. Its synthetic SoftTouch stock offers a secure purchase in variable conditions while the drilled-and-tapped receiver and performance trigger simplify mounting optics and achieving consistent shots. The rifle’s configuration suits field users who want a lightweight, dependable bolt-action platform optimized for the .22-250 Remington cartridge.

Owners commonly note the rifle’s accurate Bergara barrel and the smooth operation of the B-14 action, traits that contribute to repeatable performance in the field.

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